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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1911

Page

2

Investors Hold Off as Stocks End Mixed on Global News

New York markets showed limited demand with St Paul Amalgamated Copper and United States Steel all finishing down about a point. Trading was small and drifted lower, with weak U S steel orders and opposition to a tobacco reorganization weighing on sentiment. War news and strikes were largely ignored as Europe’s financial settlement progresses.

St. Paul Amalgamated Copper United States Steel New York Turmoi London United *States Steel United States Steel Corporation American Tobacco France Germany Turkey Italy Paris Europe

Wholesale market price snapshot for produce and meats

New York stock market and wholesale price list shows fruits vegetables eggs butter and cheese with mixed regional quotes. Poultry potatoes greens and fruit crates vary by region and grade with October timing hints and imports from New Jersey Ohio Indiana and Pennsylvania.

Wall Street Gossip on Rail Orders and Steel Trade

Washington Post reports smaller October wall street activity eyed by railroads for 1912 deliveries. Pennsylvania orders slow. Louisville and Nashville adds 1000 steel box cars. Dun's bank clearings rise 10.5 in September. failures total 827, debt 11.9 million. US Steel unfilled orders outlook and Republic Iron notes strong production. American Steel and Wire shipments exceed 8,000 tons daily.

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Market on Washington Exstreets Tapers as Leaders Suspected

Trading on the Washington Stock Exchange showed wider distribution and higher volume yesterday, though market leaders were not active. Notable figures included Washington Gas at 9 1/2 bid to 9 3/8 offered, Washington Railway and Electric common at 40 1/2, and Provident Savings banks lifting limited blocks. bond prices remained firm.

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New York Cotton Market Sees Rally Then Decline

Active cotton trading in New York Oct 8 followed by a partial rally as shorts covered and buyers stepped in. Prices closed near unchanged to modestly lower with October at 9.74 a point declines and December 9.85, January 9.78 amid southern selling and fresh Liverpool signals affecting sentiment.

New York Agaln Shorts Laverpool Steddy Cottom Anti Uplands Gulf Catton Iutures Prine Mercantile Paper Bankera

Live Stock Markets Trade Data from Chicago and New York

Inland market reports show cattle receipts at 11 000 with mixed price ranges for Texas Western and feeder stock, hogs at 16 000 with steady to weak demand, and shelf stock trading. New York livestock receipts reach 1 129 with steadier dressed beef and calves, while sheep and hogs fluctuate in price across categories.

Chicago Reeves Texas New York Southern Indiana

Baltimore Markets Wholesale Quotations in Oct Prices

Baltimore wholesale quotes across commodities including wheat corn rye live poultry butter and dairy prints. Prices shown cover firm spot rates for wheat and corn various live poultry categories and butter types with regional references to Maryland Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia. Quotations indicate wholesale lots of 25 caves or more and include percent variations and standard unit measures.

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New York Grain Market Summary October 8

Spot and futures notes for wheat corn and oats show mixed activity. Wheat declines on bearish foreign news with December near 1.03 and May around 1.08. receipts total 278,100 bushels. Corn stays firm spot with several listed varieties and futures nominal. oats move with mixed spot prices and receipts 53,375 bushels.

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Vanderlip to chair New York Clearing House committee

In New York on October 3 the New York Clearing House Association annual meeting re elected A B Hepburn as president and elected Frank A Vanderlip to lead the clearing house committee succeeding William A Nash.

Metal market and a Rockville marriage in October

New York copper prices drifted, with arrivals of 405 tons reported. Custom-house exports total 189 tons for October so far. Prices for Lake copper and electrolytic range from about 12 to 13 dollars. In Virginia, Miss Clarice O Miller and Forest E Miller, both of Orange, Va, wed in Rockville with Rev. W D Keene officiating.

Virginia H. D. McCaskey United States Geological Survey Ailver New York London Custom House Cleveland Northern Southern Rockville

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